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Being able to add a decal/graphic image over the top of any material or surface. This would be beneficial for adding things like custom decor artwork on walls (retail shops), weathering effects and road and parking lot markings, just to name a few.

In versions prior to 3.2, video materials supported transparency. However, all versions after 3.2 do not support transparent video materials. For example, a flame video can be used to create a fireplace, a flowing water video can simulate fire, an...

The Enscape Pack Project feature would allow users to pack entire CAD files that contain all: Materials in MATPKG format with pathing to allow quick retrieval of material information Assets (Standard and Custom) Video Render Paths Visual Presets C...

Ability to iterate and save multiple material iterations / options within Enscape. Materials do not automatically revert back to the design tool. Multiple material options may be saved and explored. This is for the purpose of lightweight material ...

It would be helpful to see the effects on materials and objects including assets when exposed to certain atmospheric/weather conditions over time. The settings could allow for different intensities of types of weather conditions over a variable pe...

Is it possible to create a VR video tour? An automated tour through the Model/Building, so the customer can look around, but do not have to navigate? Just put the headset on and press play? Fanscape - Forum seefeuer@gmx.de -- Rick Marx Customer Su...

This feature would eliminate need to run "live" VR in some cases, and use prerendered connected panoramas instead. That way, we could have more realistic material to show in 3-axis devices like Oculus Go, Cardboard and so on.

Dear PM Team,   The user Claire Gardner ( claire@spring-consultancy.co.uk ) sent us the following requests.   1- Upload rendered videos - can this be done via a cloud base storage on our account?2- Include the camera path in Exe Standalo...

Goal is to use the VR experience to make decisions about design features (materials,lights,etc). Being able to open doors and windows to experience their swinging direction would be a part of that.